Time not of the essence for East Bay shuttles
Erika Martinez,
Staff Writer
October 19, 2017
Filed under Campus
What ever happened to that sheet stuck on the pole that would tell you the approximate times the Cal State East Bay shuttle should arrive? It’s annoying how it always ends up disappearing -- but then again what good does that timesheet do if the shuttle is hardly ever on time anyway? It’s ...
Hayward gives food options to Asian Pacific Islander community
Kamille De Guzman,
Contributor
April 12, 2017
A new chain of restaurants opened in downtown Hayward in late March, all of which are catering to a college-friendly environment and the large local Asian-Pacific Islander community. Asian-Pacific Islanders make up 23.6 percent of the 7 million Bay Area population, according to the 2010 Bay Area Census. ...
Hayward main library to be demolished
Ana Quintanilla, Contributor
October 7, 2015
Filed under Metro
In downtown Hayward century old trees surround the historic main library, some older than the city itself, but that chapter in the library’s history will soon come to a close. “Some of the trees in the plaza today are said to have been planted by Don Castro himself,” said Sean Reinhart, director...
Hayward’s first Bike Rodeo
Tam Duong Jr.,
Photo and Visual Editor
May 22, 2015
Filed under Photo Galleries
Hayward restaurant re-opens
Pavel Radostev Pushina,
Spanish Editor
February 20, 2015
Los Compadres, a Mexican restaurant in downtown Hayward, suffered damages from a fire, which forced the family owned business to shut down for eight days. On Jan. 28, a former restaurant, The Imperial caught on fire. According to the Daily Review, the fire started due to an electrical problem. Alt...
